Shannon E. Parvey

Attorney Shannon E. Parvey is a partner with Parvey, Larson, and McLean, PLLC, law firm in Fargo, North Dakota. A highly accomplished attorney with more than 10 years of legal experience, Ms. Parvey focuses her practice primarily on family law, and she provides exceptional representation and support to clients throughout Fargo and surrounding areas of North Dakota and Minnesota who have legal needs involving and of the following:

·       Divorce and high-asset divorce

·       Child custody and support

·       Complex financial analyses

·       Property division

·       Alimony

·       Guardianships and conservatorships

·       Adoptions and parenting rights

·       Orders of protection

Certified as a divorce financial analyst, Ms. Parvey is able to provide invaluable counsel regarding her clients' financial situations related to their divorces in order to help them understand the potential consequences divorce will have on their finances and assist with making the best-informed decisions about their short- and long-term goals. Having handled numerous high-asset divorce situations, she has assisted her clients with protecting their financial best interests through customized and creative agreements, and she has done the same in other areas such as parenting plans and custody agreements.

Moreover, Ms. Parvey serves as a rostered mediator, and she prefers to help her clients resolve their conflicts and come to terms without the need for expensive, stressful, and time-consuming litigation. She also serves as parenting investigator as well as guardian ad litem in contentious child custody proceedings and other matters involving the safety and welfare of children.

In honor of her outstanding legal abilities and superior client service, Ms. Parvey has earned consistent top rankings and endorsements from her peers along with "Superb" client ratings as a top attorney designation on Avvo. A Minnesota native, she graduated from the University of North Dakota with a Bachelor of Arts in psychology and emphases on clinical science and educational psychology. She obtained her Juris Doctor, with distinction, from the University of North Dakota School of Law in 2009.